A judge has ruled George Washington University broke its contract with a student after he was accused of sexual assault and denied a chance to appeal even though he had evidence that directly contradicted the accuser’s claim.
John Doe, as he is named in court records, proclaimed his innocence and said that his accuser, referred to as Jane Doe, never made a phone call she claimed to have made — a phone call the school determined proved she had been too drunk to consent to sex. U.S. District Court Judge Rosemary M. Collyer agreed that this evidence — and expert testimony from a toxicologist – should have been enough to grant John an appeal.
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